Navigation Links
Harvard Health Publications Launches New Consumer Website
Date:1/15/2009

Harvard Health Publications, a publishing division of Harvard Medical School, announces the launch of its redesigned and enhanced website to serve the needs of health-conscious consumers in search of trusted health care information.

Boston, MA (Vocus) January 15, 2009 -- Harvard Health Publications, a publishing division of Harvard Medical School, announces the launch of its redesigned and enhanced website to serve the needs of health-conscious consumers in search of trusted health care information. The new health.harvard.edu offers easy accessibility to the most current practical, authoritative health information, drawing on the expertise of the 8,000 faculty physicians at the Harvard Medical School and its world-famous affiliated hospitals.

"When I became a doctor,'' said Dr. Anthony Komaroff, Editor in Chief and a 35-year Harvard veteran, ''most patients wanted the doc to tell them what do. They didn't ask 'What are my options?' Today, there's an appetite for information and a desire to be partners with the doctor in decision making. That's why it's important that patients get their health information from credible, trusted sources."

"Our mission at Harvard Health Publications is to offer the consumers access to information that will help them make better health choices. Whether someone is suffering from a serious illness, has a chronic health condition, or just wants to know the best ways to stay healthy, we publish health newsletters, special health reports, books, and online health information that helps them find the answers they need," said Komaroff.

The new website offers the latest health news from Harvard Medical School, and excerpts from its monthly health newsletters:


    Source: PRWeb
    Copyright©2009 Vocus, Inc.
    All rights reserved  

    0

    GOOD

    Page: 1 2 3

    Related medicine news :

    1. How Best to Treat Preschoolers With ADHD? The Harvard Mental Health Letter Discusses the Options
    2. Link Uncovered Between Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia and NSAIDs, Says Harvard Mens Health Watch
    3. Harvard Researchers Select S.C. BlueCross for National Honor
    4. MEDEX Global Group & Harvard Medical International Join Forces to Create the Most Comprehensive Health Information Resource for International Travelers
    5. Excessive Multivitamin Use May Raise Risk for Prostate Cancer, from Harvard Mens Health Watch
    6. Strawberry Consumption Associated with C-Reactive Protein Among Women: New Harvard Study
    7. Fighting the Gassy Effects of Good Eating, From the Harvard Health Letter
    8. Cautious Optimism for New Alzheimers Medications, Reports the Harvard Mental Health Letter
    9. National healthcare advocate from Harvard Med School to speak at NJIT
    10. Antibiotics May Not Help Mens Chronic Pelvic Pain: Harvard Doctors Discuss Alternatives
    11. Harvard Medical School: Healthy Lifestyle Will Boost Your Immune System Better Than a Handful of Supplements
    Post Your Comments:
    *Name:
    *Comment:
    *Email:
    Related Image:
    Harvard Health Publications Launches New Consumer Website
    Harvard Health Publications Launches New Consumer Website
    (Date:12/14/2009)... 14 The Hemophilia Federation of America ... issues involving the Teamsters Local 929 and the ... national blood system depends on skilled workers to ... is distilled into products such as clotting factor ... disease. ,, The Division of Blood Services ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... But the bump in odds is small and shouldn,t ... (HealthDay News) -- Older women who take antidepressants may ... stroke and death compared to women not on the ... can be different from clinical significance," stressed Dr. Jordan ... Medical School, and lead author of a report in ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... treatments for asthma, COPD, researchers say , , MONDAY, Dec. ... variants that influence lung function, a finding that may ... The international team of researchers compared lung function with ... across the human genome in more than 20,000 people ... five common genetic variants associated with alterations in lung ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... Home now provides in-home caregivers who have been certified by ... rehab therapy, caregiver, and hospice services to San Francisco Bay ... ... CA (PRWEB) December 14, 2009 -- Professional HealthCare at Home, ... health care, including nursing, rehab, personal caregiver and hospice services, ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... is a statement of Matthew L. Myers, President, ... ) ,, The 2009 Monitoring the Future Survey ... Abuse shows that the nation continues to make ... have slowed significantly compared to the dramatic gains ... news, the survey also finds that smokeless tobacco ...
    Breaking Medicine News(10 mins):Health News:HFA Voices Blood Safety Concerns 2Health News:Antidepressants May Raise Women's Stroke Risk 2Health News:Antidepressants May Raise Women's Stroke Risk 3Health News:Caregivers with Professional HealthCare at Home Now Certified by the Alzheimer's Association 2Health News:New Survey Shows Slow Decline in Youth Smoking, Troubling Increase in Smokeless Tobacco Use - Congress, States Must Step Up Tobacco Prevention Efforts 2Health News:New Survey Shows Slow Decline in Youth Smoking, Troubling Increase in Smokeless Tobacco Use - Congress, States Must Step Up Tobacco Prevention Efforts 3Health News:New Survey Shows Slow Decline in Youth Smoking, Troubling Increase in Smokeless Tobacco Use - Congress, States Must Step Up Tobacco Prevention Efforts 4Health News:New Survey Shows Slow Decline in Youth Smoking, Troubling Increase in Smokeless Tobacco Use - Congress, States Must Step Up Tobacco Prevention Efforts 5
    ... Way to Record, Track and Share Health ... ... http://www.reliefinsite.com ) today unveiled a new release of the,ReliefInsite pain management ... to integrate with the Facebook website. With,more than 47 million active ...
    ... show America how they ,Think About Their Drink, ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29 ... of the Think About Your ... family entered the photo contest by submitting a ... part of a nationwide education ...
    ... Hospital in Bangkok, will help bring enterprise-class health information ... ... BANGKOK, Thailand, Oct. 29 Building on a,worldwide commitment ... acquire software, intellectual property and,other assets from Global Care Solutions ...
    ... research could offer hope for victims of the most ... crashes. , Biological cements to repair burst fractures of ... major new collaborative project between the University of Leeds ... just under 500,000 by the Engineering and Physical Sciences ...
    ... University Cancer Institute researchers have found that positioning pelvic ... is a better method for delivering radiation therapy. Because ... ,the positioning of the patient allowed more precision, which ... finding, according to according to Martin Fuss, M.D., the ...
    ... are,Climbing; More Children With Multiple Allergies Than Ever Before and Peanut ... Allergies Doubled Between 1997 and 2002, Doctors ... Developing; ,We,re Desperate, for ... about 11 million Americans,suffer from food allergies, and many scientists agree ...
    Other Medicine News:Health News:ReliefInsite Launches First Patient Health Record on Facebook(R) Platform 2Health News:MilkPEP: St. Louis Family Wins Nationwide got milk? Contest 2Health News:MilkPEP: St. Louis Family Wins Nationwide got milk? Contest 3Health News:Microsoft to Acquire Innovative Healthcare Technology and Assets From Global Care Solutions 2Health News:Microsoft to Acquire Innovative Healthcare Technology and Assets From Global Care Solutions 3Health News:Engineers developing new cements to heal spinal fractures 2Health News:Positioning pelvic cancer patients on stomachs for radiation yields better results 2Health News:NEWSWEEK: Cover: Kids and the Growing Food Allergy Threat 2Health News:NEWSWEEK: Cover: Kids and the Growing Food Allergy Threat 3
    (Date:12/14/2009)... 14 Perry Baromedical, international leader in ... launch of the Sigma Elite, with extended patient ... Sigma Elite is available on each monoplace chamber ... a Patent Pending. ,, The Sigma Elite New ... Via Computerized System for Each Dive ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... Dec. 14 Greenway ... flagship integrated EHR, Prime Suite (®) ... Certified(®) 2011 Ambulatory EHR, additionally certified for ... Advanced Reporting. Greenway,s Prime Suite 2011 ... 2011 certification designations offered by the Certification ...
    (Date:12/14/2009)... -- VION PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. (OTC Bulletin ... a complete response letter from the U.S. Food ... Drug Application ("NDA") for Onrigin(TM) (laromustine) injection submitted ... the FDA cannot approve the Company,s NDA in ... remaining issues. ,, Alan Kessman, Chief Executive Officer, ...
    Breaking Medicine Technology:Perry Baromedical Announces New Cutting Edge Technology With Patient Data Capture Capability 2Greenway Medical Technologies' PrimeSuite 2011 Receives CCHIT 2011 Comprehensive Certification 2Greenway Medical Technologies' PrimeSuite 2011 Receives CCHIT 2011 Comprehensive Certification 3Greenway Medical Technologies' PrimeSuite 2011 Receives CCHIT 2011 Comprehensive Certification 4Vion Pharmaceuticals Receives Complete Response Letter for Onrigin(TM) From The U.S. Food And Drug Administration 2Vion Pharmaceuticals Receives Complete Response Letter for Onrigin(TM) From The U.S. Food And Drug Administration 3Diabetics 3A 3tailer Partners with MyGlucoHealth on World 26apos 3Bs 1st Blood Glucose Meter with Wireless Bluetooth for Diabetes 14545 1Diabetics 3A 3tailer Partners with MyGlucoHealth on World 26apos 3Bs 1st Blood Glucose Meter with Wireless Bluetooth for Diabetes 14545 2Diabetics 3A 3tailer Partners with MyGlucoHealth on World 26apos 3Bs 1st Blood Glucose Meter with Wireless Bluetooth for Diabetes 14545 3Diabetics 3A 3tailer Partners with MyGlucoHealth on World 26apos 3Bs 1st Blood Glucose Meter with Wireless Bluetooth for Diabetes 14545 4Good Food Great Idea 3A Student Led Solution to Hunger Hits 1 000 000 Meal Milestone 59830 1Good Food Great Idea 3A Student Led Solution to Hunger Hits 1 000 000 Meal Milestone 59830 2Good Food Great Idea 3A Student Led Solution to Hunger Hits 1 000 000 Meal Milestone 59830 3Hospira Names Daphne E Jones Chief Information Officer 5611 1Hospira Names Daphne E Jones Chief Information Officer 5611 2
    ... Thursday May 15,2008 Sanaria Inc. was named Emerging Company ... Tech Awards Celebration honoring the,state,s technology leaders and organizations., ... the Sanaria team go to work every day with ... will prevent millions of deaths,from malaria," said Sanaria founder ...
    ... Helix Health, the first U.S.,stand-alone genomic medicine practice, ... from 1:00-2:30 PM EDT examining:, How Genomic ... Cancer, To register, point your browser here, http://event.netbriefings.com/event/helixhealth/register.html ... United States are diagnosed with cancer.,There is a growing ...
    Other Medicine Technology:Malaria Vaccine Developer Sanaria Inc. Receives the Technology Council of Maryland's Emerging Company of the Year Award 2Join NPR's David Ewing Duncan, Author Jessica Queller and a Panel of Medical and Legal Experts in a 90-Minute Webcast on Genetic Testing, Genomic Medicine and Breast & Ovarian Cancer 2
    Guedel-style enclosed center channel. Semirigid, nontoxic polyethylene with color-coded bite block. Individually packaged, 48 per case. Latex Free....
    Our soft guedel airway is clear and has a color coded bite block. Airway has a smooth finish and is Latex Free. Recommended for single use. Non-Sterile....
    New - Color Coded Berman Airways. A simple idea makes size identification easier for you., ,Premium upgrade without a premium price. Color Coded Berman airways are latex-free., ,Plastic. Single use...
    ... Endotracheal Tube Kits (silicone) Magill, ... includes a SidePort™ AutoControl™ airway connector, ... mm ISO connector., ,The wire ... helping to ensure an open airway., ...
    Medicine Products: